Sentence examples for arbitrary instance from inspiring English sources
How does all this apply to generalizing from visual thinking about an arbitrary instance?
For instance, an observer may be able to obtain the results of an arbitrary instance of the halting function for Turing machines.
A question we face is whether, in order to come to know the truth of a conclusion by following an argument involving generalisation on an arbitrary instance (a.k.a.a
But what if the strict option for proving by generalisation on an arbitrary instance is too strict, and the relaxed option is right?
Secondly, a single steady flow system of STMs is presented which solves an arbitrary instance of the maximal clique problem of given maximum size N. Values of N up to about 100 should be achievable with current lithographic techniques.
In this article we provide an exact expression for computing the autocorrelation coefficient ξ and the autocorrelation length ℓ of any arbitrary instance of the Quadratic Assignment Problem (QAP) in polynomial time using its elementary landscape decomposition.
We show that a local version of the BTP allows the merging of domain values in arbitrary instances of binary CSP, thus providing a novel polynomial-time reduction operation.
A NURBS-based technique for applying the resulting deformation to arbitrary instances of the source geometry, other than the very mesh used for correspondence estimation, is described before we present numerical results on synthetic and real data to underline the viability of our approach in comparison with others.
Let { s i, o i } i =1 N be a set of arbitrary instances, where s i = [ s i 1, s i 2,…, s in ] T ∈ R n is the ith input and o i = [ o i 1, o i 2,…, o im ] T ∈ R m is the ith target output.
The boundaries we've got are fairly arbitrary (for instance, the line between Machester and Salford, or Manchester and Trafford) and we need to act with greater cooperation.
Asked if the situation was arbitrary — an instance of politics' taking precedence over the rule of law, in which a court ruling would provide legal cover for a political agreement — he shook his head.
